Parent & Community Resources
How to Create a Parent CANVAS Observer Account
CANVAS Parent Observer Accounts.pdfHow to Approve an Academic Plan in Infinite Campus
Approving an Academic Plan in Parent Portal - 2023.pdfThe Library District is Your Back To School Headquarters
For All Ages – Kids, Teens & Adults!
The pandemic has brought with it a new normal. Whether you are an adult looking to change your career or a parent in need of learning support for your kids and teens this school year, the Library District is here for you!
Kids & Teens – We are here to help with a broad range of support systems, both online and within our neighborhood libraries, for children in grades K-12. Check HERE for examples of educational support, free access to technology, reading and research materials, homework help, tutoring, and online resources.
Adults – You may be looking for ways to improve your job & language skills, earn a diploma, or change careers. We have so much to offer through our vast online resources HERE, our Adult Learning Program HERE, and our One-Stop Career Center HERE.
Look for your nearest library branch HERE, or check out LVCCLD.org for everything that we offer for every age and interest!
Library 2021 LimitlessLearning_Handout_v3_EN.pdfInternet/Device Connection Assistance
The Family Resource Center is available to help families that need assistance with either the internet or a hotspot. The family can call the Family Resource Center at 1-888-616-2476, where they will do a needs survey with the family.
Cox Affordable Internet Promotion - https://www.cox.com/residential/internet/connect2compete.html?sc_id=cr_dm_camp_z_c2c_vanity
Partners - https://www.fcc.gov/service-providers-pledge-consumer-support-during-pandemic
#GetConnected_bilingual flyer_final4.pdfParent Help - Tech vs. Parents: Getting Control of the Tech Tension
How to talk to Kids about Bullying - Tips for Parents and Caregivers
How to Help Kids Learn to Fail.pdfParentsGuideforYMH9 - 2022.pdfHomeless? Kicked out? No here to go?
If you are a youth in need of help, call 1-866-U-ARE-SAFE and you will be connected to Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY) and the help you need.
Youth up to age 18 can also visit any Terrible Herbst, RTC bus, City of Las Vegas Fire Station, Las Vegas Clark County Library or Henderson Library to get access to help.
HHH-Resource-Guide-2023.pdfLegal Aid Center of Southern Nevada
The William S. Boyd School of Law Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada offers free legal education classes. These classes touch on a variety of topics including, bankruptcy, divorce, guardianship, and eviction sealing.
To see available class topics and dates please visit the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada’s Eventbrite page.
Additional Resources
A variety of community resources can be found at the sites below:
Nevada 211 - https://www.nevada211.org/
UnitedWay - https://www.uwsn.org/COVID19
Project 150 - https://www.project150.org/
Truancy Prevention
Truancy Prevention Outreach Program Flyer 2022.pdfHelping Children Deal with Grief and Loss
Grief Parent Teacher Tips .pdf
Teen Talk Flyer.pdfSo. Hills Hospital Adolescent Flyer 2023.pdfUpd.GroupFlyerBundle 4-2023.pdfThese links are being provided as a convenience and for informational purposes only; they do not constitute an endorsement or an approval by Sandy Valley School of any of the products, services or opinions of the corporation or organization or individual. Sandy Valley School bears no responsibility for the accuracy, legality or content of the external site or for that of subsequent links. Contact the external site for answers to questions regarding its content.